Carter Lee

writers like to the right of me my intake probation officers at the front and my dad to the back and the judges appear to the left of me or to the right of me okay and I walk in I sit down and I'm like rubbing my head I'm not really taking it too serious and when you're juvenile they already assign you an intake probation officer before you're even on probation because they're like well if he gets on probation we're gonna have this person for him already lined up right so remember the judge

go stand up young man.

So I stand up and I'm like, like, I start to argue with this judge, you know?

And he's like, he's like, you're not taking this seriously, you know, uh, blah, blah, blah.

And I'm just like, your honor, like, I didn't do this.

This is just a big joke.

I'm like, you know, at this point he could have totally, you know, held me in contempt, but he just kicks me out.

He's like, get out of my courtroom.

Right.

I leave.

Um,

Now, I'm going back to court soon.

So another three weeks, a month, I go back to court.

Me and my co-defendant are sitting there, and they're like, you guys can just plead guilty and see what happens, right?

So we're like, OK, what should we do?

So we end up pleading guilty.

We come to our senses and go, OK, we're going to plead guilty to this.

No, but I think they were just trying to intimidate us.

Like, oh, you guys are going to go away if you don't, you know.

But they didn't say anything specific, right?